- RWE added 2 GW to its U.S. capacity in 2025, reaching nearly 13 GW total.
- 15 projects were completed across seven states, including solar, wind, and battery storage.
- Over 3,500 construction jobs were created, with $500 million invested in local communities.
Project Expansion
In 2025, RWE expanded its U.S. operations by adding 2 gigawatts (GW) to its energy capacity, bringing the total to nearly 13 GW. The projects spanned seven states: Kentucky, Arizona, Illinois, New York, Texas, California, and Louisiana.
Types of Projects
The expansion included six solar sites, four battery energy storage systems (BESS), and five wind projects. Notable projects were Ashwood Solar in Kentucky and Lafitte Solar in Louisiana, marking RWE's entry into these states.
Economic Impact
RWE's projects created over 3,500 construction jobs and injected more than $500 million into local communities. This investment supports local tax revenue, emergency services, infrastructure, and schools.
Specific Projects
Key projects included Peyton Creek II, a 243 MW wind project in Texas, and Emily Solar, a 273.6 MW solar project in Illinois. These projects are expected to generate significant local tax revenue over their lifetimes.
